IND vs BAN: “Even Kids Know It, But They Do Not"- Danish Kaneria Furious On Indian Batters

Indian Cricket Team suffered a heart-wrenching defeat loss against the mighty Bangladeshi Tigers. The Men in Blue had a forgettable day with the bat as they were bowled out for a below-par 186 runs. It looked as if the batters were not ready for the Bangladesh challenge.

The skipper Rohit Sharma would be utterly disappointed as the lower middle order fell like a pack of cards. The decision to not include Rishabh Pant in the playing 11 was quite surprising as he has a knack of playing long and effective innings.

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Danish Kaneria On Indian Batters

Danish Kaneria was seen speaking on his YouTube channel and made interesting comments on the Indian batting lineup. “Shakib Al Hasan was outstanding with the ball. But he has been playing in the IPL for so many years. How do they (Indian batters) not know what he does with the ball? He hardly breaks the ball; it always comes in after pitching. Even kids know it, but they do not,” said Danish Kaneria.

“India’s batting was so bad, they could not even last 50 overs. On one hand, we are saying that Indian cricket has reached so and so level, but here they were bowled out with nearly 10 overs left. India’s batting line-up just collapsed,” he added.

Bangladesh on a Roll

The absence of Tamim Iqbal and Taskin Ahmed didn’t hurt the Bangladeshi Tigers. The team though would be worried as they lost 5 wickets for 8 runs and almost made a mess of the target. Bangladesh needs one of Shakib, Rahim & Mahmudullah to stay till the end of the innings.

India on the other side needs to quickly regroup as once again they are now on the cusp of a series defeat. Head Coach Rahul Dravid and Skipper Rohit Sharma may have to tinker with the combination as playing with 6 proper bowlers didn’t work well.

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